... ens on Amibush, 9 to 2 ,agst Fra Diavolo. 8 to 1 aget April Fool, 8 to I each a-st Volcano and Zoophyte. April Fool held the command throughout, and won by two lengths; four lengths dividyd second and third; Volcano was last. TChe CROM~WELLr SiLXN PLATr ...

... offered. Ituddle was quicetst -an-ny. hut on settling down Manacle sho~wed the way -so Rudadle and Calliope colt, awith Zoar slightly last. Maigthe far torn for home Bet'M ecm second and Earl of teiceseter third, Noithing could ever get within haii of ...

... the lead, end maintained it for about two m'les, when Suenblush and Anstin passed Infrontand carried on the running to the second fence from home, where Sunbiulus decdining, Eugenla took his place. and, going along with A~aus tothe last fence, both crossed ...

... evening's shooting, which was of a fair average, and showed a decided improvement on the score made at the last meeting, on the 11th instant. The conditions were:-Range, 200 and 300 yards; five shots at each stage, with two sighting shots; any rifle, any position ...

... tile city meu, while the loc-lsl ,placed the second game to their credit, SPORTING BREVITIES. (PiYii Ol.Sol'flTl 0 CoM'15ssIoNER.) I hear it is pruhatie that a race mrieetona will be held about the 17 th April at Elplirr, eilinty l'os- common. I am giad ...

... sinking fund, under the provisions of the said act, between the 7th day of April, 1839, and the 5th day of July, 1839. S. HIGUADI, Coaitroher- Generall. National Debt-office, April 5, 1839. THE PLUNKET FAMILY. It was well and wisely observed by an eloquent ...

... agst Alizarine, 4 to 1 agst April Morn, 6 to 1 each agst AddiG and Mar- celine, 7 to 1 agst Oration, 100 to 8 any other. Dutch Sytnptony bolted, and Crafty Maid made play from Maidenhair, Marcha Real, and Ml arceline, with April Morn aid Alizarine next, ...

... Frank III (Martyr ?? Bail): ApriL Mr P Moloney's bd v Michael (Wilful Dick-May Fl3 II): January. Sir P O'Rourke Moran's iv bk Mask Chief (Qiichobo- OUiisi; April. Mtr P O'Rorke Morans bk iv MIask Boy (Quichobo- Otida); April. MIr P 'REsurkoe Mora's bk ...

... -eparated the seeond and third. Bantry Bay fell at the first fence, and All Yellow refused the second. 3.5.-The SELLING aURDLE RACE PLATE, of -0 sovs; the second to save entrance. Two miles. Mr Barlow's Bright Colours, by Kingfisher- Flower of Dunblane, ...

... circle, Darling putting the finishing touch to it, The second one Clugston lilt out with -his ffist, and Peden lying handy, headed through. These two goals were scored ten mainutes after the second half commenced. Especial mention shoiald be made of Clugston ...

... Slipper-R. Wright. SoUrrEPonP'. X EDNESDAY,-A blacklookout pro- bably deterred many from being present at the second and concluding stage of the meeting, and |though the weather held up wonderfully for nearly three hours, it broke down badly enough before ...

... got off with a dfying start, and making every post a winning post won in a common canter. lt',dar was probably second best. Styria's second to Hlsaot in the Brooklesbv Stakes made hfa a real good i-cg for the Two-yesr-Id Plate, and in the hands of Sloan ...